With some further digging, I can see that they do in fact use user32, it's hidden in an internal class, but the whole thing is obfuscated beyond understanding ![]()
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With some further digging, I can see that they do in fact use user32, it's hidden in an internal class, but the whole thing is obfuscated beyond understanding ![]()